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PAT 3.3.4
O dear child, I brought you an umbrella, sandals and a flute but you went without taking them O, dear little child ! Your eyes are red and you look tired, dear child!
PAT 2.3.5
O dear child, even when I beg you and say i worship you, you don’t listen to me. How can I think you are a good child you join the curly-haired girls, dance the kuravai dance with them O dear child, if you let me put the thread in your ears I will give you large appams even though you
PAT 4.6.4
You will not be blessed in your next birth if you give that child the name of another person than god If you call your child, “O Madhava, king of the spiritual world, Govinda, ” Naranan who is in all hearts will not send the mothers of your children to hell. 384 மானிடசாதியில்தோன்றிற்று ஓர்மானிடசாதியை * மானிடசாதியின்பேரிட்டால்
TVM 3.7.8
[why is mother abandoning the child after father?] As mother helps before father, if father abandons the child, she too needs to abandon. ; and he (father) too abandoned his child. •suraiScha - even when parents abandon a child, the relatives will support him. When the parents disown their child, it is not the responsibility of the others to take care of the child
PAT 1.9.2
My dear child Kannan, wears jingling bells on His waist, coral bracelets on His wrists, Kankan on His My lovely child, embraces me from behind. 109 கிங்கிணிகட்டிக் கிறிகட்டி * கையினில் கங்கணமிட்டுக் கழுத்தில்தொடர்கட்டி
PAT 2.1.7
Did Yashodā adopt this child? Or did she give birth to him? She loves him no matter what. That dark-haired child, decorated with bunches of flowers, dear Gopalan, the young lion-like son of Yashodā
PAT 3.2.1
Yashodā says, “I bathed the dear kohl-colored child of the cowherd clan in turmeric water and sent But how could I send my child who fought Kamsan without worrying that his ankleted feet would hurt
MUT 53
The lord who slept on a banyan leaf on the ocean as a magic child at the end of the eon swallowed the earth’s, nalam — benefit, koL — seized, veLLaththu — in the deluge, Or mAyak kuzhavi Ay — as an amazing child
TVM 6.4.7
Nampilḻai puts it that the mother’s anger over those, who tease and torment her child, can subside only In this simile the mother takes the place of the Lord and the child, that of His devotee. When a child falls into a well, a mother will jump in with anguish and rescue the child. krishNa was born, vasudhEva asks him to hide his four shouldered form and asks him to appear as a normal child that his own anger was eliminated; just as a mother would eliminate her anger on those who harmed her child
TVM 6.4.6
A demon, set upon child Kṛṣṇa by Kaṃsa, stood on the bank of the river Yamuna, in the form of a gigantic stork and swallowed the Divine Child Who, however, blistered the stomach of the bird. Unable to bear the torture inside, the devil spat the child out and was about to peck at Him with its there, by the shepherd boys, as a warning signal for evil-doers, with sinister designs on the Divine child It grew out nicely thinking "this will be attractive for children"; krishNa broke it into pieces thinking
PAT 1.2.4
This god child (Kannan) ate the fragrant ghee from all the pots that Yashodā had filled with great labor O girls with bud-like breasts, come and see this child's knees. 26 உழந்தாள்நறுநெய் ஓரோதடாவுண்ண * இழந்தாளெரிவினால்
MUT 19
The Lord who swallowed the seven worlds and slept as a child will never deny his grace for those who (in emperumAn’s matter), anRu — at an earlier point of time, theruLAdha piLLai Ay — as an innocent child
PAT 2.9.2
“You are my dear child! Come, come, come here! As the dwarf Vāmana, you went to the king Mahābali. And you, lovely neighbors, you know he is my beloved child, know how precious he is to me. O!
TM 3
Many he spends as an innocent child and as a youth and the rest he spends suffering sickness, hunger, ninRadhil padhinaiuANdu – of the remaining part of life, fifteen years are spent as infant and child This stage could include a part of childhood also. get angry with the child. It would appear that he was better off as an ignorant child, dependent on his mother, than this stage
IT 29
koNdu eduththAL — (in order to suckle you with affection) the one who took a form to make you as her child your stomach’s content, thus drinking (her life along with her milk), maganai — in your matter, as her child grew up in thiruvAyppAdi (SrI gOkulam) as [nandhagOpar’s] son, puthanA also acted as if you were her child in your hands, blowing lankA to smithereens, carried out an act which made your mother not trust her child
PAT 2.6.10
composed pāsurams using the words of Yashodā as she asked the crow to bring a grazing stick to her beloved child If devotees recite these ten Tamil pāsurams they will get good children and live happily in the world
PT 3.3.2
Kannan, the lord of Thillai Chitrakudam who drank the poisonous milk of the devil Putanā and killed her earth goddess and of Lakshmi seated on a lotus swarming with honey-drinking bees. ” He stays in Thillai Chitrakudam . 3.3.2 மோஹன ஆதி Self False False False None Thiru Chitra Koodam பேய் மகள் — பேய்ச்சியான பூதனையின் consumed,  idhu  —  this amazing act,  piLLai parisu enRAl  —  hearing that it is the nature of this child ,  ivan  —  this krishNa (is not a young child),  mA  —  50 crore yOjanA vast,  nila mA magaL mAdhar 
TVM 6.3.9
peRRavaL Ay — being my distinguished, real mother who is unlike the step mother who just raises the child That is, unlike a father who would sell his child during famine to survive, emperumAn is a father who •ennaip peRRavaL Ay - Unlike the step mother who will just raise the child, you are being a mother who carries the child for ten months, caring for it and delivering it.
PAT 1.9.10
bamboo-like arms, described how the lord with the discus (chakra) embraced her from behind when he was a child Those who recite these ten Tamil pāsurams will be blessed with good children and will live happily.
PT 10.4.6
You are not a good child if you do what other naughty children do.

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